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I saw many of you guys saying it's good and will turn out well in future. But I don't agree with This, Qcom worked because it serves majority order which we use in daily basis, like groceries where clothes we rarely buy and it lasts long. It will

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You make a good point. The daily necessity of groceries versus less frequent clothing purchases can indeed impact the success of quick commerce models.

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